St Michaels University School - Black Red and Blue Yearbook (Victoria, British Columbia Canada)

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MARTIN WALKER Martin is the huntsman of the graduating class: he is well liked by all, except for ducks. When Martin isn't watching Chips he'll be found cruising by the ponds in the Steady-mobile. In his brilliant rugby career, Whimper showed his remarkable courage: running straight into the middle of five huge forwards. Besides this, Marty is a badminton star, tennis pro, and a chemist. Next year, he will go to UVIC. His only clear-cut ambition is to be staring center for the 'Q Vikings and to improve his reverse slams. 1? r JOHN WILSON John came to SMU in grade 5 tthe same year as his fatherl. Since then he has discovered that HCI is no match for Listerine, the immensity of Forth's ego, and his love for English. As a lst XV member, he fondly recalls Greg Eng's decoration with a team tie. J0hn's activities included cricket, soccer and toe-nail clipping in Bio. His pet peeve was The Hollywood Invasion. Wilson will never forget Ben being stranded on a rock in his kayak, and Barb Cade losing to Ninety by one vote for Student Council. ADRIANA WONG Although she was a devoted member of the yearbook staff, Adriana's in- volvement with choir and calculus followed a set pattern: she joined, she quit, she joined, she quit, however, she found her permanent niche in the Brad Forth Fan Club. Adriana remembers The Battle of the Chem. Stools, and her emergence as a meta-Physical poet. Adriana plans a scientific career based on Murphy's Laws i.e. If it's green or wiggles, it's Biology If it stinks, it's Chemistry If it doesn't work, it's Physics. STEVE WRIGHT Daily expulsion from Keble's Spanish classes provided Steve ample time to pursue rugby, track, and his movie career. Due to the insipid and meaningless life he found in Victoria, Steve plans to return to Toronto to become successful. Borrowed form Yeats, Steve's words of wisdom for the grad class are: The best lack all conviction while the worst are filled with a passionate intensity.

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STEPHEN THATCHER Stephen, since his appearance in grade 8, has yes, participated in some school activities: drama, diving, 5 rugby, soccer, and cricket. Stephen lives by the im- mortal words of Mark Twain: I never let my schooling interfere with my education. i' DOUG WALDIE To the guy that Carson calls Wald Whom others refer to as Duck That insists he's going bald And drives a Chevy Truck. The one who reads The Three Bears For his exhausted future wife Here's to Scotch, the Doors, millionaires, March 31, the junior school, and life. For the guy who loves Let it Ben Weddings, Uncle Ron, and Chevettes, Bugs me about my skis And smokes Players Light Cigarettes. STEPHEN TIBBETTS Stephen participated eagerly in racket sports tbad- minton and tennisj, but always found some excuse for not doing other things. As testified by his grad form, here then are all of Stephen's thoughts . . . 9- si. LIANE THOMAS Radiant Liane, Norfolk refugee and wild party thrower, plans a future in real estate or perhaps as a demo-derby driver. Liane hated studying, but she did enjoy the occassional athletic jaunt. You're a guy I love a whole bunch 'Cause you're the best that's ever been Not just 'cause you bring me lunch But you're Pedestrian, ya know what I mean? Love Lex

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SUSAN YOUNG In the three years she has been at SMU, Susan has become noted for blushing and her ever changing hairstyles. Susan's hang-ups include grass hockey and sexual innuendos by G.F. Since they slept together at A Strathcona, Morris and Young have become inseparable buddies. PETER YEE Peter should have been a Mexican so that he would have an excuse for not doing his homework and generally being lazy everywhere, except on the soccer field. When not skipping games and going for a cup of coffee at the Apple Tree, he could often be found sleeping in his room and following that up by skipping prep to go to McDonalds with M.B. Seriously, though, he is a great guy, but don't ask Mr. Dunlop to verify that. Andre Remember the grade 12 common room? . . . lunches with All My Children and Bob Newham . . . snoozing during spares , . . last minute cramming for tests . . . who could forget!